Abstract The Golden Treasure Mining and Milling Company was founded in 1899 by Daniel Collins, John J. Barrett, M.F. Kennedy and others to operate the Erie and other claims they owned near Marysville, Montana. Records consist of general correspondence (circa 1916-1931), financial records (1899-1927), legal documents (1887-1900), minute books (1899-1924) and other organizational materials, clippings and miscellany. There is also a title abstract for a lot in the Montrose Addition to Butte, connection...

Abstract The Granite-BiMetallic Consolidated Mining Company was a St. Louis, Missouri, based silver mining company formed from the merger of the Granite Mountain Mining Company, and Bi-Metallic Mining Company. Collection (1881-1934) consists of interoffice correspondence (1887-1931), incoming correspondence (1887-1898), outgoing correspondence in letterpress books (1881-1903), general correspondence (1898-1932), employment records, financial records, legal documents, production records, weekly...

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This collection consists of diaries (1877-1937) kept by Idora Guthrie describing her daily life, family, activities, teaching career, mining and homesteading experiences, sales career, etc. Also included are two unidentified diaries (1871-1872), and miscellaneous clippings.

Abstract Samuel T. Hauser (1833-1914) was a Helena, Montana, Territory, pioneer, territorial governor (1885-1886), and entrepreneur in the fields of banking, mining, smelting, ranching, railroads, irrigation, and hydro-electric power. More than fifty percent of the collection is incoming correspondence (1864-1914). There are also outgoing correspondence, financial records, legal documents, organizational records, and reports. Included are thirty-eight subgroups of the Hauser family and Hauser's...

Abstract The Hecla Consolidated Mining Company was a Glendale, Montana, gold and silver mining company. Records (1871-1900; 1921-1922) include incoming correspondence to mining department superintendent Samuel A. Barbour, interoffice correspondence (1877-1881) and letterpress books (1871-1886) of outgoing correspondence of general manager Henry Knippenberg. There are also employment records (1876-1922); financial records; a minute book (1898-1906); minor legal documents; production records; and...

Abstract Cornelius Hedges (1831-1907) was a pioneer, miner and attorney who lived in Helena, Montana. This collection consists primarily of diaries (1849-1857, 1863-1893, 1906-1907), covering his education at Yale College, his travel to Montana Territory in 1864 via the Bridger Cutoff trail, and his participation in the Washburn-Doane Expedition of 1870 to what became Yellowstone Park. There is also incoming correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and materials from other family...

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Marcus L. Hewett was a mine operator, banker, and legislator from Basin, Montana. Records include correspondence, financial records, legal documents, etc. for the Basin Gold and Copper Company (1898-1903); the Cataract Copper Mining Company (1903-1904); the Montana Consolidated Copper Company (1907); the Boston and Alta Copper Company (1909-1911); and the Hewett State Bank (1906-1907).

Abstract The Home Mining and Milling Company owned the Earthquake and General Grant lodes in the Stemple (unorganized) Mining District near Marysville, Montana. Records consist of interoffice correspondence (1912-1956); general correspondence (1903-1959); financial records (1914-1956); legal documents (1889-1953); organizational records (1904-1955); reports (1888-1942); and miscellany. Major correspondents include Bennett Price, Hugh P. Evans, and David P. Owen. There are small subgroups for several...

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The Hope Mining Company of St. Louis was a Missouri-based company with mining operations in Philipsburg, Montana. Records consist primarily of correspondence (1889-1901) between the home office in St. Louis and the mine office at Philipsburg (1889-1901). There is also correspondence with other companies about supplies, annual reports, and financial records.

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The Hope Mining Company was a silver mining company located in Philipsburg, Montana. Records consist of interoffice correspondence (1907-1913), general correspondence (1907-1913), minor financial records (1907-1911), articles of incorporation and minutes (1907), assay reports (1907-1910) and a field survey book (1909)